Student makes finals for playwright award
A self-proclaimed "theater kid" and student playwright Joan "J.C." Pankratz feels like a winner. Pankratz, a senior English writing major and women's studies minor, has...
The power of listening to music while playing sports: Suggestions from...
Music is an extremely powerful device. Its wonders of changing mood, generating thought and fostering physical state make it a tool unlike any other. Since...
Making a debut appearance on national television
The famous television host and comedian, Stephen Colbert, was looking deep into my eyes. His face was filled with loss and desperation. Everything felt...
Ghana's freedom shows us tradition and modernism
Fifty-five years ago today, Ghana (formerly known as the Gold Coast) declared independence from British colonial rule. In doing so, it became the first...
Approach of being mentally, emotionally open to viewing artwork may help...
Andy Warhol once said, "I'm afraid that if you look at a thing long enough, it loses all of its meaning." This thought should not...
Variety of concerts to be held in venues near campus this...
As second semester kicks in, students now seem to be stuck in an interesting spot. Most seem to be stressing over midterms, busy with...
Pioneering Methodism in America, DePauw
On Feb. 28, 1784 John Wesley chartered the first Methodist Church in the United States. Wesley first arrived in colonial America in 1735 and...
DePauw, She Wrote
Wesley Wilson opened up a DePauw yearbook page from the 1930s on his office's desktop then pointed to a black and white photo of...
Hookups, lavalieres and sweethearts
Nine years ago, Eric Wolfe ‘04, now a greek life coordinator, lavaliered his girlfriend, June ‘04, during their junior year at DePauw. Six years...
